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II
Second source of analogy
For a Corporal injury the same Corporal punishment The same Member punished as was injured

This is in other words employing the law of retaliation.

In crimes the effecting which is to produce
a permanent corporeal injury, the part which receives
the injury is a characteristic circumstance. For
the sake of analogy, such crimes may be punished
by making the delinquent suffer the same injury
he has inflicted. The wa vengeance he wreaked
on the innocent is by this means made to fall
on his own head. I means always with this
proviso; that the injury was malicious and
ultimately intentional: that the intention of the
delinquent was not merely to do bodily hurt but
that for precise kind of bodily hurt (or one of
equal mischief) that has actually taken place.

The case of the When the delinquent wanting happens to be already to be deprived of the part
which that he has destroyed or injured in his adversary,
& that of his being or in case of when he is liable to be more or less prejudiced than his
adversary by an injury done to that same part,
owing to a difference in their occupations, these are
circumstances to be considered and provided for.

In like manner may the circumstance of
analogy be observed when the injury was of the
ignominious kind, unattended by any permanent
mischief to the person. by Ignominy may be
punished by the same ignominy where the circumstances
of the parties regain and admit of
such a mode of punishment.

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